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Seraphina's POV. The night covered the battlefield and shadows stretched across everything. The war was getting worse, but all I could feel was my heartbeat loud and steady, like a reminder of a life I had almost lost.. Rather than being dead, Fabian was gone in terms of his mental and emotional state. This man with whom I had fought and was my friend, had become the object of an incomprehensible thought. I was alone in the woods, and still can hear his words. "Not you, dear.". Not the twins. He spoke it with such authority, as if the decision was already in place. And the worst part? I couldn't argue with him. Not anymore. His vision had distorted his true self. There was no discernible information regarding the kingdom, future or prophecy. I struggled to take a deep breath , as my hands raked through my tangled hair with worry pressing tight on my chest. l felt a storm was rising deep inside me so loud, wild and ready to explode at any moment Fear pricked beneath my skin, icy an

Seraphina's POVThe sky over the training grounds hung dull and gray. The light slipped away slowly, and with it, the last bit of calm I had left.My life had never been still. There was always noise, always something. But now, it felt heavier—like everything was building into something I couldn’t ignore anymore.. Like a storm that wasn’t just around me, but inside me too.Everything ahead depended on what I chose to do. I couldn’t walk away from it. The weight was mine to carry.And if I stayed quiet now, we’d all pay for it.It was my responsibility to carry what was coming. I had learned to accept that my existence had ever been a storm, but now it was a tempest of powers within and without me. The destiny of the future rested in my hands. It was my duty to carry the weight of what came next. The future of our kingdom rested on my shoulders, The fate of the kingdom was in my hands. And standing still? That would cost us more than we could affordBelow, the warriors moved quickly,

Seraphina's POV The night was heavy for us, a dense thick noise that permeated the empty camp. The training ground we had been preparing for was left in shadow by a faint flash of firelight in the distance, which made it difficult to see clearly. The alliances we were creating were my prayer and expectation. Our confidence was capable of enduring the imminent threat of Rylan Thorn and the rogues. As the wind blew and carried me by, I felt a sense of unease. . There was something that we were unable to grasp. I couldn't remember why. I stood beside Fabian, my hand touching his.’ The. I could feel the tension in his muscles, his body unnaturally stiff, and his eyes distant enough that my stomach sat on it for hours, even after hearing nothing but hear nothing. Fabian: What the hell was up with you? I sounded off and forth, barely speaking. He turned towards me, his grey eyes filled with an incomprehensible feeling. "Nothing." I couldn't put it into words. Just tired.”. My knowledge

Seraphina's POV I felt the weight of the crown on my head as day went on. It was a powerful buzz that I could feel, alternating between blessings and curses. Thank goodness for it! I was shivering on the balcony, watching the kingdom from the side, when my legacy slowly began to creep in like a thick fog. The land I possessed, now called my kingdom, was still silent. The wind blew through my hair, leaving the fresh scent of an imminent storm. Losing so much had left me as the last hope, the key to everything. . This combination of factors could either save us or bring about our downfall. I had always been a shadow of my legacy. The slender daughter of Alpha Hayes, who was abandoned and raised in the dirt and shame. It seemed as though the blood that was flowing through my veins had made me a unique entity and not just the answer to world war zero.I had just become a different person, and it was the one that could change everything for me. The words "You have not been very quiet" e

Fabian's POV. The icy weather was not just a matter of the air, but also existed in our bones, in the silence of our soldiers and in all the cracks that made up the kingdom. Our hopes for success were quashed if we didn't achieve our objectives. Looking at the fading sigil in the snow, I understood that peace was just a temporary respite. They were watching us. Seraphina felt it. I did too. The type of observation that caused irritation and awakening like a scream in your stomach. What happened next? Despite our victory over them in the battlefield, they were still lurking in shadows. They'd only shifted. As I stood on the ramparts, my breath stayed cold. Our people hurled logs, patched up walls, and incinerated the dead. What happened below? They believed we had the answers.’ The. Despite the possibility that allies could be traitors, it was not an easy task to find solutions. Before it grew, I had to eliminate the decay. My second in command's gaze caught me while I closed my